Sentence examples for predictions it could from inspiring English sources
www.betterplace.com Sector 1 - Energy generation Sector 2 - Biofuels Employees: 25 If BioGasol is correct in its scientific assumptions and predictions, it could be making bioethanol as a fuel for about half the current price (after taxes) of petrol in the US.
This June it is contesting every UK seat at the European elections and there have been predictions it could win overall control of Stoke City Council.
The inquiry is scheduled to end in March but it is widely expected to be extended, with some predictions it could last for years.
The price of crude has risen – from below $10 per barrel barely a decade ago to a current level of around $110 with predictions it could double again in the coming years, making exploration a highly attractive business.
Revised gross domestic product figures showed the UK economy grew by 0.7% in the second quarter of the year, with predictions it could reach 1% for the third quarter.
The prospect of a return to the party's socialist origins in commitment to partnership with trade unions and state ownership has drawn stark predictions it could be annihilated in 2020 national elections by a British public that in May re-elected Cameron for a second term on a promise to cut welfare spending.
If the job number comes in close to his 100,000 prediction, it could raise share prices, Mr. Cheney said.
Based on our computational prediction, it could be expected that mutations of His547 would eliminate a hydrogen bond between D-H547 and T-R49 (Fig. 1), impairing Tat binding on hDAT, thereby inducing an attenuation of Tat-induced inhibition of DA uptake.
As heterogeneity in the input data decreases the reliability of the mixture toxicity prediction, it could be argued that the large variability particularly in the chronic fish studies caused the poor compliance.
From ORA's prediction it could be concluded that this binding site is absent in S288c since this strain lacks the terminal part of the transcript.
The far right organisation won 10 seats and lost eight despite its own predictions that it could double its tally of councillors from 49 to more than 100.
